STARSHIP ANTYLLUS - EPISODE TWENTY SIX

Starship Antyllus: Episode 26 "Death Alone Shall Love you" The Antyllus and her crew continue on her present course in an effort to solve the mystery-- a key-- that might unlock the path in stopping Frost! From George Kayaian continues the science fiction series made in the style of TOS! The human adventure continues!

[macsworldentertainment]

That was just simply amazing! Dare I say it, my new favorite episode! Certainly made it to the top all 5 Antyllus episodes for sure! Oh man! So much to say, and talk about! No Spoilers though! And just as it was ramping up super high, BOOM, End Credits!

[SeanBond]

ABSOLUTELY amazing George! Great graphics, story, editing, ect. Wow we sure enjoyed it! Luv&Peace from Sean and family ✌️🤝👍💫

[TheCuttingEdge-LCK]

Another great episode that really captures what Star Trek is! The plot thickens and I am dying to know where it ends up! The last several episodes have had to be watched a few times. Each time I pick up more details. There is a lot packed in there!

[XanAizen]

You are a very talented storyteller and your productions are so fun to watch, thank you!

[ianmitchell]

George you make such awesome content and each episode is very polished, it just shows that you continue
to tell a great story and the production gets better and better every time.

[TheChoiceVoice]

George sir, I am starting to think that you have an endless supply of creativity. Your stories are brilliantly executed and they have a level of complexity that if you don't pay attention to all the dialogue, you would be lost to all the events going on in the story...however underneath it all the narrative is driven by simple human emotion; that of love and the quest to save the one that is loved the most. I really enjoyed the scenes of Holt and Gordon on the pyramid. The interiors were excellently contrasted against the characters; the dialogue was well written and the scene was excellently edited and the dual characters were superbly spliced together. A fine episode-one of your best. A moving science fiction story. Thank you.

[filkferretproductions]

George, you films are fantastic, but this by far has been your best :)

[bishai]

This is what Star Trek is all about. Enduring stories.

[snakeplissken]

Sir George,

Fantastic! Such an amazing series you have created! The characters depth and interactions together and with those unseen is great work on all parts of the actors, writers and director!!!
A most wonderful art form!!!
Thank you and everyone involved in this greatness!!!
I salute you and everyone forming this family within the crew of the Antyllus!!!
I hope you never stop making this show!!!

[Raggedymannn]

Rick Cole: Fantastic story and delivery by all, super graphics and all, thank you George for the pleasure of watching another episode of Family Magic, love your playing 2 parts 🖖👏👈👈👈👈👈👈

[silvereagle]

That was AMAZING George. I love the more cerebral storylines. You and your team keep knocking it out of the park, and a huge thank you for adding me to the end credits. Made me tear up. When I was a kid watching TOS, I never dreamed I'd be a part of Trek. The human adventure continues.

[ChristinaMoore]

Omg, a chance to save Natalie after all this time! And Holt's journey to get to her was such an intense self-examination You really are ramping things up to the finale!

[christopherholladay]

Bravo George , Holt saved Natalie, that's what I'm talking about, maybe he can find a cure for himself, hopefully. I'm sorry for watching it late, this is a very good show

[michellevey]

Great effects in this one! I enjoyed it very much! Thank you.

[lezliesawyer]

Great story telling. I loved the music especially at the bedside scene. Very appropriate song you chose. I recognized it. I wonder how many will.
You did an amazing job. Congratulations 👏👏👏

[patricklynch]

From 23:24 forward was one of the most haunting moments I've seen so far in Trek fan fiction. The images, the beautiful slowed down music, the literal confrontation with doubt, the part where Holt comforts his dying self was a hard watch as it literally reminded me of my father's final moments almost to the very day nine years ago. Once past that moment, I noticed the haunting music stopped as Holt is now properly focused on the path he must follow, as the haunting sounds herald the side pocket traps. When Holt finally reaches Natalie and lets her go in order to save her, I'm now wondering that possibly it's not Holt but Natalie who is the prime element in all of the great disturbances in the multi-verses. I have a feeling that when Holt finally confronts Frost, Natalie will be there.

The section of the story I'm commenting on I showed to the love of my life seen in my profile pic. She's a playwright who had a number of her plays produced on stage and she loved the complexity of your ideas and the way you put it on screen. When I have said in the past the whole series has been about love and grief, we are now seeing the next stage in that journey. So we are now at some degree of acceptance. Natalie quite possibly lives, but her absence is like death to Holt but also extends some hope. Hope is the one thing that cannot be allowed to die or else, all is lost.

The David Bowie quote for the title is perfect.

[tanl]

George, YAY YAY, but also what a cliffhanger! And Bach's Ave Maria at the end, or part of it, one of my favorite pieces. WHEN is next one? 26 came pretty soon after 25.

[StephensxWorkshop]

Oh Wow Mr G, I am lost for words. The plot line is brilliant. Casting out doubt, links to past story lines, the emotional journey Holt is having to traverse, the sacrifices he has to make. How much deeper can the rabbit hole go? This is story writing at its best. Move over JJ Abrams, you've been out classed. Bonkers Brilliant. All the best mate.

[thecopycat]

That transporter effect reminded me of the TOS episode the alternative factor where Lazarus was fighting his alternate self and those hearts made of stars merging together like that awesome Nadaley is safe and that's what's important now the Starfleet way will not work with Frost and Mox Captain Allen must use the Marquis way as it will be the only way to stop them 😉😉😉👏👏👏👍👍✌️✌️✌️✌️!!!!

[thecopycat]

As the saying goes let the games begin and I quote the seventy six of aquastion every once in awhile declare peace..it confuses the hell out of your enemies. Try that on Frost and Box just to mess with them.